The Dickinson press., 1887-10-29
Mrs. N. h. Merry, of Jamestown is
visiting her son c. F. Merry.

Mrs. Geo. Lee, Of Gladstone, visited
her friend Mrs. J. G. Campbell this
week.
The new bell for the Catholic
church arrived Wednesday and will
soon he placed i'll position at the
church. The weight Of the bell. with
out trimmings, is 1000.
Tho Odd Fellows hall has been
painted and the walls covered with =
handsome pattern Of paper which
makes q neat and cosy looking room Of
it. The lodge will be instituted about
the tenth of November.
H. NJ. Dufer, of Marlboro. Mass,
the champion heavy weight wrestler
OF New England, visited Dickinson
the first of tho week. He also visited
New England City i'll company with
L. ID. Kidder and looked tho country
over in the interest OF Il number Of
friends.
On Tuesday evening two strangers.
very much under Che influence Of
liquor, entered the Office Of the Vii.
lard house and asked lodging; upon
being informed by Landlord klinefel.
ter that all his beds were occupied
they began a round OF abuse and final.
ly one Of them attempted to strike
Mr.. kliuefelter when he produced a
club and ordered them from tho house.
They refused to so nnd wore deter
mined to have things their own way,
in fact. attempted to Il things af-
ter their " style, which made it
necessary to fire them bodily and this
the landlord did in the highest style
of the art with the assistance Of two
or three guests and the use OF the
shillalall. Served them right and
probably taught them Il good lesson,
at least they will remember their inn
pudence and bo more careful for few
days.
1t will he remembered that David,
father of {. II. klincfelter, visited
Dickinson the pest sumner. He is Il
prominent brick manufacturer of ST.
Paul, and puring his visit here in
spected the beds of brick clay 50
abundant i'll this vicinity. He was
convinced that we have a superior
quality Of clay and took samples back
to st. Paul which We're burned into
brick of a very fine quality, ii sample
!, of which is now on exhibition at the
Willard House. Another lot OF clay
has boen forwarded to st. Paul and
further tests are to he tmade and il
they prove AS satisfactory as the first
it isprobablc Mr.. Klinefelter viii
move his plant here in the spring ant
begin the manufacture of steAmpress
ell brick on an extensive scale. IL.
writes that experts in the business
say the Dickinson clay will produce
brick fully equal to the celebrated st
, Louis pressed brick. Ii this lie thu
t case Dickinson pressed brick will gail
3 a reputation equal to the st. Louil
brick and be in demand in all the large
cities where fine brick fronts ar
built.
THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, o
Bourbon. Ind. says: "Both mysel
and wife owe our lives to SIIIIOHI
CONSUMPTION CURE" Dickin
: son Drug Co.
The Catholic fair on Tuesday an
Wednesday proved very entertaining
was literally patronized by our citi
zens and a grand nccess in ever
y way. tho net receipts amounting t
1925. The supper tables were loade
with good things to eat and the ladie
Of the church gave every attention I
those who partook OF the supper. Tn
Il contests for the various articles wer
= warm, friends Of each voting LIBERAL
o and determined to win with the TO,
y lowing result: Gold watch and chair
Miss Annie Klinefelter l,44l vote.
= Miss Maggie Fennell l.lV2 votes
Gold headed cane, l.. O. Wood LIS
votes, A. G. McGillivray SO vote.
Gold watch chain, vas won by Ere
Leonberger, but we were unable t
-l@,;,, eliza ,,,,,,1,f,. ~f 1,~4As oor{. NJ
IS A. Sebastian was the opposing cand
II date. In the rattle the following pei
20 sons wero successful in winning pr
A. yes: Baby cloak. Patrick O'Briel
ID baby dress, Christina Holgerson; bah
dress, Cilas. klinefelter. Jr.; whit
l. comforter, Father Ambrose; blu
le comforter. Michael mckinley; bea
basket. j. E. Bardwell; handsome ru,
Mrs. j. Leonberger.
:" WHY WILL YOU cough whe
n Shiloh's Cure will give immediate II
lief. Price 10 cts. so cts. and 8
,e For sale by Dickinson Drug Co.
ID The convention for the purpose
IF placing III nomination a candidate,
opposition to II. l.. Dickinson, I'll
present incumbent, for county con
" missioner of the first commission,
~ district, met in the court room c
Thursday evening pursuant to a ca
". and proceeded to business by the ele
VI ton of Geo. Auld AS chairman and Y
II. Richards, Secretary. Jas. Coli
n ter then secured the floor aud in a'bri
ee speech stated the object of the nee
,r. ing and concluded with the nomin
by ton of A. c. McGillivray as 4 cane
date for County Commissioner. II
suggestion of MI. McGillivray's nan